Jeddah Historic District Attracts Over One Million Visitors in Ramadan's First Week
The Jeddah Historic District Program reports a record turnout, showcasing cultural heritage and traditional markets.
The first week of Ramadan Season 2025 has seen an unprecedented influx of more than one million visitors to the Jeddah Historic District, according to the Jeddah Historic District Program under the Ministry of Culture.
This annual event is recognized as one of the foremost Ramadan celebrations in Saudi Arabia, aiming to revive cultural heritage and promote Saudi identity through a diverse array of Ramadan-themed activities.
The Ramadan Season presents a unique blend of culture, arts, traditional markets, and heritage cuisine, attracting both locals and tourists alike.
Visitors have the opportunity to explore the district's ancient architectural heritage through guided tours that highlight significant historical sites.
Additionally, traditional markets are displaying local products alongside an array of traditional foods that reflect the region's rich culinary heritage.
This year’s turnout aligns with the objectives outlined in Saudi Vision 2030, which aims to enhance cultural heritage and stimulate growth in the tourism sector.
The success of the Ramadan Season underscores ongoing efforts to position the Jeddah Historic District as a leading destination for cultural tourism on a global scale.
As Ramadan progresses, visitor numbers are anticipated to rise further, further establishing the Jeddah Historic District as a prime location for cultural experiences during the holy month.